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Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
FIFTH EDI1lll

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urday Might, "a "a = ..l',asl
Car CaId' OF inyIa,,sss the
wedding o. N, '4. (, 1rs nd
next. - "S'GlaLd IN
ton Lisu;enan, C, 1uls' Rrls|
Naval Constr1c'Up,r. 9 MlaaaadaiJ
|c,ty Yesterday v..I, 1,s'.a ~
|spect all Americ,,l ~. Nasi.sI
pnTpoae OF Aeccr.s NJ, a,Ii MI
and Other qualities, 'A'ls)
The. The win ct tho "A. Dill, i
beniamia' ssd A'I.., lia.as,
o' qGsA,hs 100 vo,1 ~. y y ,,s
"ofks from hi, i,b,,, ~ Of
| phia. 49, oaaica, n
| pl Dr. W. c viarsr IN, u
lD narF Ts ws'' i ,aa''I.i ,e.' sa !
| party party left 70, UY.sS sji''pa y Y
visiting visiting williamson NJ i 4 !!
return m home in aJoa, t., a. ~ ~
| Hance's Granuls, by
pound or Mandrake p sg'.pin
ache, biliousne,s, &C. AZ, ~ ~! Y
and enc Or ed b, H. ~, nv
King street, 'ur
l. The wife Of Gsor,, Tia, :!
NO. l25 Jas;ison ,,rs, - \
tune to break he, hill F.. !. i. Y !.
I As she is veil sdyascai 1" \ |.
sho1ck WAS a very serasa. y
doing as well as could xT,
l., We are authorized h ~
The proprietor Of ma s..i h
ICiothing House vii p, s
purchaser OF a $40 Miss NM.
giant snare drum vallsr M
|, Samuel Woodrow IN, :.
belonging to the wl,Ir,
Company, was ;hrorhhs
ting scared near th.1sl -
and had a lex f,scax b.
REDUCED tho frsctua
| The Levy Cou,, NJ. !.
Joseph NJ. Pierce +, w. \
rrustees Of tue Pm ~
HUNDRED, 10 fill on, .t.n1
LOT Thomas Bird, elsc,a NJ
that hundred,
George William Kl,s,ruI
tainment given q, the'a,sy
seph Potte, C.aymOul u n
evening, gave so stpra.a
sonation OF some proul,siru
| Charles WHIT, 90 errnt1
Ian and hollingsvoris Glr1
badly rjured abol.,As ~ n
oy . piece Of wood ts.i,,sM|
by a circular saw,
To morrow will BE b. xa
which the ASSESSMENT aOantt
can he seen 3. the city clafit
The knights Of The saAnhj
meet a. their ball, Fiji, vi
streets, 20 morrow e7tlts kt
Ipose OF orgsrizlns rev ufi
l Owing TO the close 81 lan
IOid Point Coniort, train Ma
ling Philsle phis at lojiii
Ipolnt, will bs vi.hdnzifzl
neXt.
III The Lev! Court hi' ma !
ments Tor visiting tie f,r1l
School hex, Tuesday, lta'liis
tHsuse a, Bop. N,
100 49,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22

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Id i + The A.. .' 9s:s,,. e q
| u 5an s.Gls 31A, lsa sIiii,s.s
sSi9 3al som street 'D s.sI
sMTs. N'l,kershei1 4 ,iisppI
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| verwars va, n,'' sa9 ~
manv of his Al4 ua''
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
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the Cabinei; 6 iU,s'.ht ssS'''
Joseph l pFt nne1psnd
|e Gh - ~ 8 OcO.Go0 s'i,.ss
Military mi ~ credits o. !, '.,sssS.as1
sor's :, which ne aSs, osls'd "
via .er for the p n"l .bs "a
Us then deeneaa s tinh ~
rs 40 dec. isa 'es haJ
tH HeU extreme is ,s,sr nes.s
disable BE is 70 l' s,sSsct 1l
l,hs reaceful S'P'' 4
l sumed. - /
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| The Mechanics . ~ q "
| worthless al l. a,sss, IA
saa ms! 81 viii 10 yTostiS1
| TT On %ia il nay !;m.,, iani.1s
e ssT ;S 'a ss5 s;@ ! : '''1
after the mater. ~,
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ss Ho ~e mo-. ''''
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Daily Republican., 1887-04-22

"aaS FOR HeTUHINti FROM PII h 4
n bred Wyandottes and Whto Leg,
horns. :. SPEAKS1AN, etn avenue ana
Anchorage. Yves. wilmington. a%Z-c.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22

WAhiEp-A GOOD Q AZ I + ! "a a u Z
a-2Eoti KENT lRuN H'L'W, W.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22

DOR RENT-BUILDING, 400 MAR
l. KET street: also, second story > offices
of "a Market -Lrcet. inquire oil RUMFORD
BROS, Hattere. a.2-2t
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
Tho place to Buy Groceries.
DUBLIC sALEoF BOOTS & SHOES.

STRAY DOG-CAME To THE IA!
- premises ct the subscriber on the.@5>
Phladc phia pike, lncdu-u size bulldog,
with muIIlr. TIE owner can have him by
paying charges. JAMES GALLON AY. ae2-tt
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22

NOR kEN1-A FOUR X ON HOUSE,
e No. 7O3 Curlstt street. Apply to James
T. 9rub0. 3E T., Fourth sIest. a-22 ST.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22

Esympad' =,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22

EJR RENT-A LAkGE ROOM OVER
r the Third stree; market. Apply 10 J :.
W. BUTLER. Az 3tl
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27
An Ineariste Official.

The Arizonan has the following
concerning Pete Bolan, member OF
the Territorial Board Of Equalization:
Pete Bolan, Of Graham county,
whose money is much better than his
word, as many Of the Pbenix mer-
chants are willing to testify Oh the
ground Of uncoilected accounts, is
one member OF the Board. He went
from Phenix in a drunken condition,
and it is presumed that be kept up
bis lick in that direction ever since.
But now as to the trouble at Pres
colt. Our wide-inoutb member, pre-
sumably drunk all the time, was Sit
ting on the Board, when the delegate
from the Cattlemen's Association ap-
peared and asked for the adoption OF
certain schedule tor the taxation Of
cattle. Pete found ont that Graham
county was not represented in the
Association. He arose and i'm Ian
guage more forcible than elegant
proceeded to berate the cattlemen.
Fortunately for his own carcass the
respectable members OF the Board
made the person from Graham take
seat.
Since then it is understood that a
petition has been circulated in Pres
colt and Yavapai county asking the
Governor to remove the drunken
Pete. and as far as presented it has
been universally signed. Zulick will
fall to pieces through sheer rotten
ness il he does not change his
cabinet.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27
Newspaper Boom.

The Impression that IL Ia tho bound duty
of new spaper TO boom tho town FIRST, last
and all ths time. has little more liberal in.
depreciation elsewhere. The people Of Tuc.
son, by public subscription, buy 5000
copies of their local paper every month for
the purpose of ssnding it abroad, and In
addition pay 500 month for the expense
attending .write-ups' of their city. La.
mar. kansas, subscribed 81, 600 for pamph.
let and Si.5oo Tor vrite.ap in tho local
press The NJ. nitor, of Fort SCOTT, Kan
sas. is paid $1,000 for talking up the I'D.
vantagos Of that city. Hutchinson, Kan.
sas, claims 10 pay the News $4,000 for
running morning paper, and Newton does
better by subscribing $4,000 to have the
Republican boom that place. Ell Pass In
ter-Repub!ic.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27
An Inflated Rub her Arrange ment !.

"Do you hear thatH" said young
lady to feminine companion, az Q
faint squeak, like rusty hinge, en-
anated from her drapery; "that's the
last new thing in bustles---an inflated
rubber arrangement that will never
go out with me- again il i live to get
home with it,"
They were in theatre, and every
time she stirred the movement was
accompanied by unearthly breath
iDgs and festive snorts made by the
inflated hustle. The companion
smiled, and her friend tnrned on her
Indignantly. As she did so the pat
ent hustle emitted something like
smothered scream. 1t seemed as il
she couldn't move her hand but that
dreadful hustle responded with some
sort OF noise, as though her ribs were
cracking or her lungs were wrong.
Shall | take a hat pin and prick
lt!" asked the other. "You will lose
yout figure, to be sure, but anything
is better than this trouble"
"Oh, do" whispered she, and the
bustle walled like an aeolian harp.
The friend removed her hat pin
and plunged 1t in up to its jet head.
As sho drew it ont there followed a
sbrill whistle. Perhaps the scene
shifter heard II in the wings and
thought 1t was the prompter's call.
Anyhow, they ran on pair Of fats
painted to represent garden scene,
aud the actress, who was Just fling
ing herself on a sofa in the elegant
boudoir, looked with horror on
fountain that seemed to be PLAYING
on center table. and q spreading
tree that suddenly hung over the
chandelier.--New York Star.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27

The editor of paper at Storm Lake.
Iowa, ia hiding in 8 swamp nsar that place
in consequence Of the way in which be
mixed up the reports of fair and II con.
cert. His paper said: The concer, given
last night by sixteen Of Storm Lakes most
beautiful and interesting yocpg ladies was
highly appreciated. They were elegantly
dressed and sang in most charming man
ner, winning the plaudits of the entire au-
dienoe who pronounced them the finest
breed OF short horns in tho country. A few
of them are of rich, brown color, bot the
majority of them are spotted brown and
white. Several of the young heifers we're
finely bodied, tight-iimbed animals, and
promise to prove good property"
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27
His Depth OF Woe.

Och, Kittie love 20, an faith can't mend II,
Yer lips are 50 rosy. yer eyes are so blue;
With smile that's 30 rougish--the saints all
defend Il!
Tha. II am ravln', the fault is wild you.
Ye chide me an frown, yet meseIf II is thinkin'
More angry ye'd be wild me were to go;
Sure. Klttie, me heart like a stone would be
sinkin',
II thought that wid more than yer lips ye
said no.
Then out on ye ioolin'. me darlin', nor taze me.
Blu. end this suspinse II ye value me life
In coorse there Is many another could place me,
An make. like yerself. true, loyin' wife.
Doat fash wild yer two eyes, / didn't quite
name it
Though the truth It's the same, ali the devil
say no
Thin come to my arrums-och, must | explain
it
Me socks are all out q, the heel an the toe.
There's the pig, the poor darlIn'. an sure ne H.
iaiiin',
Wild groaain' an mosnin-begob It's a sin!
From mOrn!n' till night the Swete craythur Is
Waiin
An no o4e TO carry his shwIll TO the pin.
ThIn Come to me shanty, beg of yez, Kirsie,
Say yis, 40 wild Joy I'll be dancin a jig;
II no: Of n,cself Ia yer heart ye tske pity,
Och. hittie. remember the woes of nae pig!
&C. II. Turner in Binghampton Republican.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27

A NEW AND WONDERFUL RIFLE
TIE new rife with which the French
infantry will be supplied before next
spring is, according to all accounts, .
wonder. 1t is known by the name Of
its inventor, Lebel, and 10 smaller
and lighter than the rifles now in
nse; the French soldiers call II 'tbe
little gnn.' The most authentic des-
criptions given to the gun agree in
attributing to il carrying power
beyond any rife heretofore in nse.
The gnn has been received in New
York and carefully examined there;
but experiments with il are Impossi-
bic, owing to the fact that the
powder used is compound Of which
the French Government alone has
tho sscret.- Aoenr14insf Il, a i anaonsfs-
the gnn will carry It's bullet more
than mile asd halt, and with q
more certain am than has heen pos
sibie with ordinary rifles. The bore
OF the gun is very small and the ball,
which is OF steel and sharply pointed
at one end, Is said to revolve at 9
speed OF a thousand revolutions Q
second. In The tests made by the
French Government, this bullet 10
said to have penetrated a brick wall
eight inches thick at a distance Of
800 yards. At a distance of more
than mile it will pass through Q
man as easily as at ten PAGES. The
gun has 10 recoil under fire. and the
powder gives out no smoke " hatever.
The Lebel gun is, Of course, re
peater, and the cartridges are so
small that each soldier carries 220
rounds OF ammunition as against 1IG
rounds. formerly considered the max
imum. The French Government is
COW making these guns at the rate
OF 500 day. aud is preparing to turn
out double that number.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27

Ore of the most remarkable freaks that
we have ever chfoniclsd happened to Mrs.
]. s. wiIlieby, Of Benioia. A few weeks
ago, while dressing chicken, she pie cod
ths end of her thumb with bono. She
thought nothing of the matter until three
days later. when she noticed a protuberance
about the size of hickory nut, on the end
of her thumb. The tumor-like format tion
grew rapidly. Ten days after the swelling
was FIRST noticed by Mrs. Willisby IL de-
veloped into perfectly formed chicken.
possessed of animation. The link connect
ing the fowl with the thumb was severed,
when, TO the dismay of Mrs. Willieby. the
fowl began to crow rously.->Stockton
Prodigal.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27
Saved sIss Life.

Mr.. ID. l.. Wilcoxson, Of Horse Cave, KY,
saws be was. for manv years, badly afflicted
with Phthisics, also Diabetes;tbs pains were
almost unendu rable and would sometimes
almost throw him into commissions. He
tried Electric Bitters and got relief from
first bottle and after taking six bottles.
was entirely cured, and had gained ilhteen
pounds Says he positively belieyeshe would
have died. had il not been for the relief sf.
forded by Electric B'tters. Sold at ffty
cents a bottle by Watkins Bros
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27

A foreign naturalist han found a worm
that cats steel rails. In evidence he sub.
paits these facts. At q certain place on the
Hagen railway accidents were frequent,
caused by broken rails. That spot finally
became a terror to the train men, and its
svii reputs finally reached the headquarters
of the company and an examination was
made, by which it was proved that the rail
had worms. 1t took SIX months observa.
ton to find this cause of the trouble. 1t
was noticed that for about one hundred
yards the su rfaoo Of the rails was corroded
mp and broken. when 1t was found to be
honeycotnbed by thin, gray worm, two
centimeters long nd the size Of n table.fork
tine. This worm secretes in glands in its
lead fuid that IL elects noon tn" metal,
which immediatelp becomes soft and
spongy, and il at ones Ga ten by the worm
So this gray wretch goes on splitting on his
steel bread end eating 1t, until the rail
breaks nnder the train. When detected
and confined for observation, one Of these
worms actutlly ate thirty six kilograIsmes
of rail. NV as a kiIogramme is two and
one ffth pounds avoirdupois, this little hog
consumed nearly eighty pounds of metal.
or about forty pounds week. Sach an OK.
ample OF guttony shonld bs suppressed.
This terrible tsredo will got here in import
ed railroad iron, and will play the return
game Of tie potato bu2 which we have Just
sent to Germany.-Alta.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27
A Business HOsnily.

"James," said the milkman 10 his new
boy dye see what I'm a-doin' Off"
"Yes, SIR" replied James; you're a.
pourin' water in the milk"
mo, I'm not. James; I'm a-pourin' milk
in the water. So If ANYBODY arsks you IL
put water in my milk. you tell EN- no.
Alters stick to the truth. James; eheatin' il
bad 'nouGh, but lynn ia wuss.-Harper's
Bazar.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27

A Dubuque grocer named Scott offered to
let woman named Taylor strike him with
a goldfish for twenty-five cents. 1t was all
q joke, you know, bat che paid tbs money.
gave the Goldfish whirl or two, and when it
hit grocer Scott it broke his jaw and soFe
off part Of his ear.-Ex.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27

Sam Jones remarked tho other day, as
some Of his Boston hearers were leaving the
"Brethren l think too muca Of cultured
Boston TO rebuke An sudiouce, but down
south the people don't leave the house until
tho bened ction is pronounced. ."-Ex.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27
A Filsal Indian.

One Of Buffalo Bills Indians disappeared
the other day. aud it was feared he had
committed suicide by drowning In the
Thames. He retarned q few days later,
however. and explained that he had merely
taken run over to Dublin ":o see his ould
mother. er."-Norristown Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27
His Own Star.

Man is his own star, and the soul that can
Render an honest and perfect nun
Commands all light, all influence, all fate.
Nothing to him falls early, or too late.
Our acts our angels are, or good or III,
Our fatal shadows that walk by us still.
John Fletcher,
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27

An Indian woman has been given di.
vorce because her husband had Waterbury
watch which he insisted upon winding in
her presence. 1t passed for constructive
cruelty, and she went free.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27

The steam.powcr of Great Britain is esti-
mated to perform the work CT more than
400, ,OO0,0y ab.e-bodicd men--which must
nearly represent the labor capacity Of the
entire human race without the aid Of ma
chinery.--Msrchant Travelsr.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27
PUsLIsHsp EvEBy SATURDAY Bs
JAMES =. HYDE,
Eaitor ana E'roprietox.
Entered at the postofhce in fingmsr
as seoond-class matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Legal m alter in this type. $500 ler inch
for the hrst Insertion, and Sl.OJ per inch
for etch subsequent Insertion.
Bsglasss l. advertisements inserted Mt
spacll RATS according 70 time, place and
s,.ssJs req quiret.
Pfp7cssi mai 5ards, one iHGh, inserted at
81 go ypr YEA :, tEc!adin2 subsaFipt on.
GanInJ aiittIJas of PERSONAL nature
sill 6e 2a5,isaei q. tho up:ion Of Tile editor
an charged for at TIC Fate vi ten cents per
tine.
TIs M.Srn viii not be responsible. for the
optIioa. ana views oil It's correspondents.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27
Bob Lincoln ia no longer a OZARK horse"

Bob Lincoln ia no longer Ozark horse"
in the Republican arena. As presidsn-
tial probability, he stands as near the head
Of the list as any OF the old regular csndi.
dates. Thore is nothing against Line ,ln.
His private and publio record are both
bright. So far 10 bi, life he has no "nis.
takes charged a0sinst him. He would be
a p"pular candidate. There IL no other
name HOW before Americans that would
arouse the enthusiasm of the people like
>hat Of Lincoln. His quiet modesty il I.
virtue possessed by no machine politician,
and will prove his winning card. With Lin.
coIn for candidate, the old time repubIi-
cans would "rally once again." rs they did
for Father Abraham, and elect him.,
Springer Stoekmsn.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27
ArtxSna Post Offices.

A, denotes L. g. Money Order Office; J.,
international Money Order Office; \, Wells
Fassy,s Express oftioe. a his iisf is '7orrost'
ed mOathly.
YAyApaI CoUSTY-Agua Fria Valley. Alex
andra, Antelope Valley, Ash Fosk, y, Big
Bog bed Rock, Bradshaw, Bueno, Bum
ble Bee, Camp Verde, Chalonder. Chorry.
Chino. Cienega, Flagstaff. X, Gillett, Has
sayampas, HoweIls, Jerome, Juniper, Lees
Ferry, Mayer, Meesville. Payson, Prescott
AK, Simmons, Stanton, Stoddard. TII
Ton. Walker, Walnut Grove, Williams x.
PIMA CoUxTY-Allen. American Flag, Ari-
yaca, Calabasas X, Grittendcn K, DeseSt,
Esperanzs, GrsatsrvilIe. HArshaw, Nogaies
X, Orc Blanco, Pantano X, ouijotoa. He'd
ington, sahuarita, Total Wreok, Tubao, Tue,
son AK, Washington.
GuA CouxTI--Armer, Globe A x, Pio-
neer \, San Carlos, TOnto.
MoHAyE CoUSTT-Aubrey, Breon, Hack
berry K, Henning, Bingrnan K, Mineral Park
A, Mehave CITY, Powell (Needles), Signal.
CocrusE CouSrY-Benson Z, Bisbes, Camp
Huachuca A., Charleston 4, Contention
Dos Cabezas Z, Dragon K, Fairbanks L,
Fort Bowie apache Pass = I, Ochoaville'
st. David, Tombstone Z, Tres Ailmos,
Wilcox (Maley) AZ.
GRAHAx CousTY-Bonita, Clifton A 4,
Duncan (PUrdy) Z, Dunlap, Fort Grant,
Fort Thomas. Morenci, Pima. Stafford, Sol
omonville.
PrxAL CoUET7-put'e Casa Grande K,
Dudleyyille, Florence y, M@niyyIlie, Man.
copa 4, MesaviiIo. FicaCho, Pinal L. River
side, Sacaton, Silver hinG i.
YuMA CoUE3Y-Ccntenuiai (Plamosa). }.
Clip, Ehrenberg, Eorto!!s, Parker, funi"
AK.
APACHE CoUxTY--Erastus. Fort apache.
Holbrook X, leams Canyon, Natroso, -,
JOHNS A, st. Joseph, Show Low, Snowflake,
Springerviiie, Sunset, Taylor, WinS!ow'
Woodruff.
MAsrcap PA CouSrr--Gila Bend K, Hayden,
Iehi. Mcdowell, Phenix <, Sentinel. Tenn
Do, (Hayden) A, Vulture K, Wioherburs.
IxprAs RzsgRvATroE-Fort Defiance.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27

4 A woman woke her husband during the
storm the other nigh. and said: IL do wish
you would stop snoring, for want 10 hear
/ 1t thunder. .'--Otago Witness.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27

1t is an old story, bat worth Remember.
ing. Tic Quaker's consideration for his
better half: "AIl tho world is queer s1oe -.
ing thee and me. and thee is little queer"
--PhiIadelpha Call.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27

4 nTHTlSend 10 cents postage, and we
d tIIEIwill mail you
Il NAA nabls, sample box of goods
that will put you in the way of making mora
money At once. than anything else in Am
erica. Both sexes of all ages can 1--we at
home and work in spare time, or all the
time. Capital not required. We " Ill start
you. Imuoense pay sure for those Tho start
at once. STIssos d. Co., Portland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27

/ A one-armed man IN Salem lately applied
for divorce on the grounds that the hand
he had given his wife in marriage was lost,
and that the contract was therefore void.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27

CHOW does it happen that there are 90
many old maids among tn, school teach
orsf'' asked reporter Of teacher the 9TH
er day.
..Bocanss school teachers are, as rule
women Of sense; and no woman will give
up q $50 position for $40 man." was the
reply.-Rod Bluff Sentinel.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27
Republican Territorial Gem n,it-
tee.

The following are the names of the Kepub
iican Tsrritoria. Central Committees:
william Christy. Phenix.
Sscretsrv-E. A Morford, Pherix.
Ap.ohe--E S. Slower, Rosalio Col'Ino.
Cochiss-J. Z. Montandeu, WE. Nichols
T. A. Atchison, G. d. Reppy.
Gila-O. r. Connell, J. G. Jones.
Grsham--J. Z. OH, z. A. Cater.
Mnricop.--- Vim. Cbristy, l.. Fowler, K. i.
Davis, N. A. Morford.
Alohave---W. II. Taggart, Z. H. Burdick.
Pinal--.A. ?. waibridge. w. II. Benson.
P!na-.L wolHey. J. A. Zabriskie, ID.
McFawn, X. ID. Ferguson.
Yayapai.-W. s. Head. l.. wollenbnr2,
r. N. Murphy, Geo. L. Brown, George IL.
Tinker.
Yuma G. Hubbard, Charles II. Brins.
ley.
Al hrgs--..Clark Churchill. Webster
Strest,
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27

II takes the tusks Of 1900 elephants per
year to supply the worlds piano keys, bill
lard balls and knife handles.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-27
How to Boom q Town.

. 1t is Tot generally Known how to write
up town. if it is no: practioed. The fol
owing suggestions from an exchange are to
the point and worthy of perusal:
Talk about it; write about il. help to i'm
provo it; spoak we'll about it; boautify the
streets; patronize the merchants; adve tise
in its newspapers: elect all good men to
"!iices; speak we'll oi public spirited, eater.
prising citizens; il you are rich. employ
somebody, b. - ''Eustler;" If yon don'l
think of good word to say. DO not say
anything that IL bad htont it; bo courteous
ID strangers who come among you, Sd that
they will go away with good impressions:
remember that every doliaf you invest in 6
permanent improvement IL that mach OF
interest: always cheer Oh the men who 60
ia TOR Improvements, Your proportion of the
cost will be nothing only what is just;
don't kick ut any proposed necessary i'm
prosernent because it is mot at your own
door, or for fear your taxss will be raised
ifteen cents.
If during tho week ANYTHING of public in.
Isrost has occnrred which might appear in
PRINT to the credit Of the community, toll ii
{" the newspaper Office so that it may be
seen by the outside world. Never ,ondemD
: local paper unless IL has misused you. Ii
il has dealt with you ubjnstly, write to it
or go into the Office and talk with the edit.
Or about your case; il he Was wrong he will
lose no time to toll j. to the pablio. Don't
nse rubber stamps on your letter heads. as
it IL = dead give away on your boainess, and
on your town and the nowspnper publiahed
in it. Get your letter heads, envelopes, etc
printed at your home office. If you owe the
newspaper dollar. or five dollars or TWEEN.
ty-fve oeats pay it if you Gan: there ia no
force in the community that can do any
thing like the same amount Of good for IL
as the country newspaper. 1t deserves
prompt and fair remuneration.